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The author assembles biographical sketches and commemorations of Jewish airmen and soldiers from the recent war, pairing individual notices with historical context to rebut claims that Jews lack martial courage. Drawing on official records, awards, and eyewitness testimony, the collection highlights decorations, promotions, and acts of service as evidence of patriotic commitment, while reflecting on the difficulties of recognizing heroism when deeds go unnoticed or lack practical results. The essays aim to preserve memory, instruct younger generations, and confront antisemitic stereotypes by presenting objective and subjective documents of Jewish wartime conduct.
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